averyy/usb_host_uac2

# USB Host UAC2 Driver [![Component Registry](https://components.espressif.com/components/averyy/usb_host_uac2/badge.svg)](https://components.espressif.com/components/averyy/usb_host_uac2) ![maintenance-status](https://img.shields.io/badge/maintenance-actively--developed-brightgreen.svg) ![changelog](https://img.shields.io/badge/Keep_a_Changelog-blue?logo=keepachangelog&logoColor=E05735) This directory contains an implementation of a USB Audio Class 2.0 (UAC2) host driver implemented on top of the [USB Host Library](https://components.espressif.com/components/espressif/usb). The UAC2 driver streams playback and capture audio to and from UAC 2.0 devices such as USB DACs, audio interfaces and miniDSP processors, on the ESP32-S3's Full Speed USB OTG port. It handles device discovery, descriptor parsing, clock control, async feedback, alt-setting selection and feature-unit volume/mute. ## Usage The following steps outline the typical API call pattern of the UAC2 Class Driver: 01. Install the USB Host Library via `usb_host_install()` and keep calling `usb_host_lib_handle_events()` in a task 02. Install the UAC2 driver via `uac2_host_install()` 03. When a UAC2 streaming interface is connected (or was already attached when the driver was installed), the driver event callback is called with the USB device address, interface number and event: - `UAC2_HOST_DRIVER_EVENT_TX_CONNECTED` - `UAC2_HOST_DRIVER_EVENT_RX_CONNECTED` 04. To open/close an interface by device address and interface number: - `uac2_host_device_open()` - `uac2_host_device_close()` 05. To get the formats and sample rates the device supports: - `uac2_host_device_get_info()` - `uac2_host_get_device_alt_param()` - `uac2_host_device_get_sample_rate_range()` 06. To start/stop streaming with a specific format (the driver picks the best matching alt setting and sets the clock): - `uac2_host_device_start()` - `uac2_host_device_stop()` - `uac2_host_device_get_stream_info()` reports the format in use 07. To write playback data or read captured data (blocking, through a ring buffer): - `uac2_host_device_write()` - `uac2_host_device_read()` - `uac2_host_device_get_buffer_status()` reports queued and in-flight audio 08. To suspend/resume streaming: - `uac2_host_device_suspend()` - `uac2_host_device_resume()` 09. To control volume and mute: - `uac2_host_device_set_volume()` / `uac2_host_device_set_volume_percent()` / `uac2_host_device_set_volume_all_channels()` - `uac2_host_device_set_mute()` / `uac2_host_device_set_mute_all_channels()` 10. After an interface is opened, the device event callback is called with the following events: - `UAC2_HOST_DEVICE_EVENT_TX_DONE` - `UAC2_HOST_DEVICE_EVENT_RX_DONE` - `UAC2_HOST_DEVICE_EVENT_TRANSFER_ERROR` - `UAC2_HOST_DEVICE_EVENT_STREAM_ERROR` - `UAC2_HOST_DEVICE_EVENT_DISCONNECTED` 11. When `UAC2_HOST_DEVICE_EVENT_DISCONNECTED` is called, close the interface via `uac2_host_device_close()` (retry if it returns an error) 12. The UAC2 driver can be uninstalled via `uac2_host_uninstall()` > Note: Both callbacks run on the driver's event task and must not block or call driver APIs: hand the address and interface number to another task. > A device with playback and capture reports each streaming interface separately, and each is opened as its own handle. See [uac2_host.h](include/usb/uac2_host.h) for the full API. ### Configuration - `CONFIG_USB_HOST_HW_BUFFER_BIAS_PERIODIC_OUT=y` for reliable playback on ESP32-S3 - `CONFIG_USB_HOST_CONTROL_TRANSFER_MAX_SIZE=512` or more (the miniDSP 2x4 HD's configuration descriptor is 373 bytes); 1024 for composite headsets such as Apple USB-C EarPods - `CONFIG_USB_HOST_HUBS_SUPPORTED=y` for devices behind a hub, including internal ones - `CONFIG_UAC2_ALLOW_UNADVERTISED_RATES` (default off): send sample rates outside the device's advertised ranges with a warning instead of refusing them - `CONFIG_UAC2_ALLOW_DUPLEX` (default off): allow playback and capture at the same time; needs a custom FIFO split at `usb_host_install()` (`usb_host_config_t.fifo_settings_custom` with `UAC2_HOST_DUPLEX_FIFO_*`, ESP-IDF 5.5+/6.x) ### Example code ```c #include "freertos/FreeRTOS.h" #include "freertos/task.h" #include "usb/usb_host.h" #include "usb/uac2_host.h" static uint8_t s_addr; static uint8_t s_iface_num; static TaskHandle_t s_playback_task; static void playback_task(void *arg) { for (;;) { ulTaskNotifyTake(pdTRUE, portMAX_DELAY); uac2_host_device_handle_t dev = NULL; uac2_host_device_config_t open_cfg = { .addr = s_addr, .iface_num = s_iface_num, .buffer_size = 0, .buffer_threshold = 0, .callback = NULL, .callback_arg = NULL, }; if (uac2_host_device_open(&open_cfg, &dev) != ESP_OK) { continue; } uac2_host_stream_config_t stream_cfg = { .channels = 2, .bit_resolution = 24, .sample_freq = 48000, .flags = 0, }; if (uac2_host_device_start(dev, &stream_cfg) != ESP_OK) { uac2_host_device_close(dev); continue; } // Application can now call uac2_host_device_write() } } static void driver_event_cb(uint8_t addr, uint8_t iface_num, const uac2_host_driver_event_t event, void *arg) { if (event != UAC2_HOST_DRIVER_EVENT_TX_CONNECTED) { return; } s_addr = addr; s_iface_num = iface_num; xTaskNotifyGive(s_playback_task); } static void usb_host_lib_task(void *arg) { usb_host_config_t host_cfg = { .skip_phy_setup = false, .intr_flags = ESP_INTR_FLAG_LEVEL1, }; ESP_ERROR_CHECK(usb_host_install(&host_cfg)); xTaskNotifyGive((TaskHandle_t)arg); // The USB Host Library needs its own event loop; the UAC2 driver's // background task only handles its client events. for (;;) { uint32_t event_flags; usb_host_lib_handle_events(portMAX_DELAY, &event_flags); if (event_flags & USB_HOST_LIB_EVENT_FLAGS_NO_CLIENTS) { usb_host_device_free_all(); } } } void app_main(void) { xTaskCreate(usb_host_lib_task, "usb_host", 4096, xTaskGetCurrentTaskHandle(), 21, NULL); ulTaskNotifyTake(pdTRUE, portMAX_DELAY); // Create the task the driver callback notifies before installing the // driver: an already-attached device is reported as soon as it starts. xTaskCreate(playback_task, "uac2_playback", 4096, NULL, 19, &s_playback_task); uac2_host_driver_config_t driver_cfg = { .create_background_task = true, .task_priority = 20, .stack_size = 6144, .core_id = 0, .callback = driver_event_cb, .callback_arg = NULL, }; ESP_ERROR_CHECK(uac2_host_install(&driver_cfg)); } ``` ## Installation ```sh idf.py add-dependency "averyy/usb_host_uac2^0.1.3" ``` To track unreleased changes, depend on the repository instead: ```yaml dependencies: averyy/usb_host_uac2: git: https://github.com/Averyy/esp-uac2-host.git path: components/usb_host_uac2 ``` ## Examples - [basic_playback](examples/basic_playback): waits for a UAC2 playback interface, opens it and streams a 48 kHz / 24-bit stereo sine wave. ## Supported Devices - UAC 2.0 devices with a single clock domain, on ESP32-S3 at Full Speed. ESP-IDF 5.4 or newer (tested on 5.4.0, 6.0.3 and 6.1). - Tested with a miniDSP 2x4 HD (XMOS). Reports from other devices are welcome, working or not: [open an issue](https://github.com/Averyy/esp-uac2-host/issues) with the device's VID:PID, your ESP-IDF version and the driver's log. - UAC 1.0 devices: use Espressif's [`usb_host_uac`](https://components.espressif.com/components/espressif/usb_host_uac) alongside this driver. Its connect callback also reports UAC2 interfaces, so open only UAC1 devices from it. ## Known issues - Playback and capture at the same time needs `CONFIG_UAC2_ALLOW_DUPLEX` plus a custom FIFO split; without it the driver refuses a stream while one in the other direction runs (ESP-IDF's FIFO presets leave 128 bytes for incoming packets). The split lowers the largest playback packet from 600 to 360 bytes. - Playback and capture together is unverified on the miniDSP 2x4 HD: once, after a test session that included it, the device's output stayed silent until it was power-cycled. That didn't reproduce, including with capture tested on its own. - `uac2_host_device_set_sample_rate()` returns `ESP_ERR_INVALID_STATE` while any stream on the device is started or suspended (the clock is shared; `uac2_host_device_start()` applies the stream's rate). - 44.1 kHz on an asynchronous playback endpoint needs its feedback endpoint; implicit feedback isn't supported. - Full-speed audio data endpoints must use `bInterval = 1`, and only a device's first 8 streaming alt settings are used. - With `create_background_task = false`, keep calling `uac2_host_handle_events()` while the driver is in use. ## Acknowledgements The driver's structure (install/uninstall lifecycle, device discovery, reference-counted interfaces, ring-buffered isochronous streaming) follows Espressif's UAC1 driver, [`usb_host_uac`](https://github.com/espressif/esp-usb/tree/master/host/class/uac/usb_host_uac) (Apache-2.0).

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